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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24
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R. DOBRZRLENSKl.
(Ciag Dalszy).

sejmikowicz wyszed} dose
wczesnie, W zamiarze rozmo-
vienna sic z Okretowiczem o
tel ca}ej komedyi, lecz W dro-
DE spotkal SEX retarza tego5,
j dowiedzial sic cd niego, lie
-Wielmo2ny Okretowicz pan
kszadz poiechali pc redakto-
ra.
Jak pan mysli dokqd
mogli ~pojechac?
: Co to miszlic, naco mi
szli6! wuni pojechali i JUL, =
ale ia panu co powlem. =
Ten morgicz to ia plsafam, l
tam stoi duzo rzeczow co ME
jest Okretowicza, MECH pan
sobie ME da ruszyG.
Wien O tenn, DO wczora]
JUL byli pc to, ale powiedz
mi pan pc co zaplsywafes to,
co nieGaleza1o.
- Wun kaza1, cobym ia
tax zdrow but. pan vie CO to
TAXI pies.
= Vice pan wiesz ma Pc
VINO, De pojechali pc redakto-
ra?
Ma sic rozumiet, MECH
pan sobie pita u Jakusza.
- No to W takim razie
rie ma po co isc, dow!dze
MA.
Polozenie S~ejmikowicza nie>
(byfo nader ponetne, 7zw}asz-
CA W pore, W ktoreVjeszcze
idoskonale mrozy czus sic da-
wafyy i gdyby ME 70, re do
k}a9ajac bezustanY1e wegli do
pieca; - .naturahle, re mann
ma mysli tycbr szczesliwcov,
posiadajacych piec i wegle.
+. Sejmikowicz do rzedu tych
policzyG sic ME mogf, gdy&
piec jako morgiczowany "a
brapo; MIC mu vice ME pozo-
stawofo, jak trzasc sic Cd zim.
ma, co czynii z TAXA akurat-
noscia i pospiechem, jakby byt
pfatny- dolara za~ka4dy rueh.
Najgorzej jednak byfo z lynn
obrzydliwym zarfokiem 2o}ad-
klein, ktory co chwila jakims
dziwnym piskiem i warcze-
MEM dopom'na3 sic praw swo.
ich.
= No COZ CT dam, ty Ia
komcze jakis, zawo}af w gule-
VIE DO swego brzuszka, ktory
z okragfych poprzednio k%rztaf-
tow, zmienif sic W forme pfa-
ska, ale powiadam panstwu
TAX ptaska, jak deska; gdy pi-
ski jednak me ustawafy ina
wiat z lagodnosclq.
= TIE, wstydz sic, jak mo-
ina bye tax naprzykrzonym.
a wiesz kochanku, ze zolqdek
Tanner'a przez czterdzlescl
dni mic uie miaf we wnetrzu
swoim, a pewno ME robil ia
kich awantur jak ty nlcpoliu
jakis.
- PHI - brrrr = tiff =
byfa odpowiedz pieszczocha,
DO ME podzielajac zdania, ably
post czterdziesto dniowy ma
le3af do bardzo madrych i
dOOrycn WynalaZkoW, Zaprote-
stowaf jeszcze gfosniej i z do.
bitnisjsza energjq.
A to skaranie Boze, drze
sic jak potepieniec. poczekaj,
mole, q Co %przyniose i to MO.
WAC, Eyazedf-na miasto.
Niedlugo jednak wycieczka
ia trwafa, powr6cif W godzine
ale tax W dobrym chumorze,
jakiego doznaje pewien pred.
siebiorca Buffalcwskl pc do
konaniu ,hoc szachrajsl;iej lecz
korzystnej dia siebie cperacyi.
Powodem dobrego humoru
Sejmikowicza by1o to, he byi
proszony ma godzine dziewia-
to wiecz6r do ksiedza Prcjek-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24

czy pray tylu plsmach pol
skich a ktore " oplakanym
So stanie, mo4na liczyc Re
jedpo wieceJ utrzymac sic
mole.
- Myslafem JUL o tenn i
sadie, ze jest Tadzieja dobrych
~widok6w; potrzeba tylko pi-
smo to odro3nic do innych
tendencya, sposobem wyraza-
ma sic, niedac przystepu k}u-
tniom i niezgodom, ale uczy-
MIC go popularno naukowem,
ubrac dobremi ilustracyami
a recze, ze uzyska uznanie j
bedzie wziete. = tax must
bye wziete, 70 tel ME traGmy
czasu jeno db piracy i to mo
WAC, podszedt do biorka, a
wroclwszy niebawem, usiadf
napowrot i nalawszy wilma
rzecze dose cicho - tn So
piepiqdze; jutro poiedziesz pan
do Chicago pc czcionki, a ma
stepnie do Nowego Yorku,
gdzie majac dose znajomych.
ME trudno CT bedzie dcstaG
adresow ma przyszfych abo-
nentow.~- Ale ale. by1bym
ma smierc zapomniaf, re pan
ME masz Ma 2ycie, wien
dobrze, WIEN jak to nieucz-
civic z Toba wyszli, OF
draby, draby, ale otrzymajq
kiedys kare "a ~wszystkie ME
godnosci, DO chociaz Bog ME
rychliwy ale sprawiedliwy. =
Ale ME sarkaG mi ma to, tyl-
So z radosciq i W pckorze
przyjac ten krzyz rahski, kt6-
rym was nawiedzi}. = Bog
zasmucif, Bog p%ocieszy, a ko-
go wiecej kocha, temu krzy.
zyki zsyfa. = Masz lie pan
jeszcze wiecej, gdya Boaa
MAMMA zyG ME MONA, = a
teraz MECH Bog prowadzi
szczesliwie, i uczyniwszy znak
krzy2a swietego mad g]owa
Sejmikowicza, polegna} 60 u
przeJmie, przeprowadza;qc ma
wet spory HAWAI- "a plebanie
Radosc Seimlkowicza byfa
talk Vielkq i komiczna, 2e po-
trzebA piora Wilkahskiego lub
Lama. ably ia "ddae W cafym
blasku i\okazafosci, to tel i
silic sic ME bede nawet, ably
uchwyclG choG malenka podo-
bizne tel wesolosci, po}aczone.j
re sztukami acknowledgements,
W ktorych iedno krzeslo roz-
lecialo sic na kilka czesci, a
kot re zgnieciopym .ogonem
skryl sic pod szafe, z boja-
zuiq przyglqdajac sic tym ME-
widzianym dotad p|asom pana
swego.
Nazaiutrz byf juz w dro-
DE. Welding danych mu wska
zowek, za;echaf najprzod do
pana NJ, znanej osobistoscl W
Chicago. najplerw jake maui
czyciel i organlsta. naStepnle
,jaNo wydawca piesni narodo-
wych, przez co zjednal sob.e
miloSc rodakow "a podjety
trud i prace, Ia wzbudzapie
ducha narodowego, przypomi
naEiem niejednemu znanq me-
!odja dawne easy i strzeche
rodzinna, W posrod ktorej bu
jat szczesliwy mfod2ieniec mic
przewidujac nieszczescia, De
kiedys z tych stron tax dro-
gich i ukochanych ola niego,
bedzie zmuszony ustapic i
szukaG schronienia ma obcej
Zleml.
Pan Nj. przyjaf Se]mikowi-
CA nader goscinnie, a haste
pnie odprowadzif go pc znacz-
~niejszych ~obytelach miasta
Chicago, przedstawiajac 60 jak
najlepiej. ably tym sposobem
wzbudzi6 zaufanie q tenn sa-
~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24
BISMARK
chce odbudoWaG PolSke.

,,kreuz Zeitung" przypomina,
re niedawno temu W purlamencie
niemieckim sam k. Bismark TO po-
wiedziat, d mic mo4e jul spuscic sic
ma Rosya l skoro Polak6w pod pa
nowaniem pruskiem o-tatecznie
zniemczy, bedzie mona pomowic o
Polsce.
Dziwno to znistp--zawsze to rad
i gazety nlemieckie Polakom "a
rzucAja re ME przestawaia myslec
o swojej Polsce, a tn same hiemiec-
k;e gazcty. 81 nawct sam kunclerz
Bismark w lnteresie niemieckim
zamierZa odbudowaG Polske -
~prawdzie dopirro pc zniemczeniu
wszystkich Polnkow, kt6r1y obec-
ME podlrgaja panowaniu niemie-
ckiemu. Czy to jednuk tax szybko
nastapi? | nicktore niemieckie ga.
zety watpia, zeby trzecb miIionow
Polnkow MONA raptem przerobM
ma Niemcov ". Przeclwnle - i'm
wiecej niemcza, tenn wierniej Pola-
cy trzymac sic beda .iQzyka ojczy-
stego narodowosci polskicj.
Wszak n~ajlepszy w tym wzgladzie
przyktad ma y%fasnie nasz G6rny
Szlask. Fisma polskie ME byfy
tam nigdy TAX rozpowszechnione,
jak teraz, nam chca gwaftcm wy
'!rzec jezyk n"sz m"cierzy h-ki;
dawniej, gdy szanowano .~jeszcze
wszedzie nasz .jezyk, gdy go
~jeszcze uczo"o W szkofach, gazety
polskie ma G6rnym Szlasku ledwo
ze astniaty. Gwaft wywofa gwalt-
starn to prawda, o ktorej. jednak IA
81 germanitorzy mic ME wiedza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24
Poszuk u aKorespondenta

Jedno pism t%echnicznych war
s%zawskich, pragnie mie6 adresy
Polakow t%echnik6w, zamieszka}ych
W Ameryce W celu correspondent
towania z mimi.
Adresy prosze przysiac DO
redakcyi ,,Ogniska'', 3I2, e. 3 st.
New York Cyty, N. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
THIS REMINDS -

Mr.. FORAEER's bowls about the sup
pressed negro vote in the South reminds us
of the state of afairs in Mr.. FORAEER's
own great Republican State of Ohio.
Until the last Legislature of Ohio repeal
ed the law, the white aud colored children
of Ohio attended separate schools. The
colored schools were As good as the white,
and there was no sort Of friction. In q
great many cOlOred schools, the cOlored
children were taught by competent colored
teachers. Now all this is changed. The
negro children have deserted their schools
and are applying for admission to the white
schools.
We have already printed the facts, but
incidents continue to arise. Thus, for
instance, at Yellow Springs, in Ohio,
which contains six churches, n normal
school and a college, and which is in a
county that casts 1879 Republican votes
to 2,252 Democratic, there is y terrible
state of affairs. We will let the New York
EreRiRg Post, which IS always accurate,
tell the story:
Under the new statute the cOlOred chill
dren are expressly given the right to attend
the white schools, but when the time for
the opening the schools came last month,
the school board refused to admit them.
About fifty colored children presented
themselves for instruction on the opening
day, but the teachers would not receive
them, and in view Of the popular excite
ment, the school board closed the schools
temporarily. Meanwhile the eolored citi-
zens employed counsel, who assured them
of the we'll -understOOd fact that there was
no possible doubt Of their legal right to
send their children TO the white schools
On Wednesday last the schools reOPened,
and the eolored children again applied for
admission, and they were sgain refused the
right to get an education, the school board
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
BACON OR sHAKRsPEARE'
Two Famous Actors Throw Some Light on
the Question
d.. D.n.v

pVNp' h-tbfF.
Messrs. Robson and Crane have been
playing in comedy together for several
years. Recently they have been playing
in Shakespearean comedy and they have
strong views in regard to the cipher, Mr..
Crane says: mo, sir; Bacon did not write
SHAKESPEARE. The wisest scholars pretend TO
know almost nothing of Homer, and but
little more of the poet player. Yet Mr..
DOnnelly tells us that he has actual proof
that Shakspere was a besOtted ass. The
stage player Is the scarecrOw which sticks
in the intellectual craw OF Mr.. Donnelly.
Being a rigid ~churchman, he is unwilling
to admit the possibility of an actor being
the author of the great book of the world "
Stuart Robson says: Mr.. DOnnelly
of the reading world going to prove that
the immortal master wrote his own works
goes for naught. The actors who edited
the folio of 1623-Heminge and COudell-
who knew and loved him, and great Ben
JOnson, who ~apostrOphized his departed
friend as the Sweet Swan OF Avon My
gentle Shakspere, | do honor his memory
on this side OF idolatry, knew nothing.
Mr.. Donn,lly knows it all. II Shakspere
was a fraud, all the actors OF his theateg
must have known it. Could the Bottom
scenes 10 Midsummer Nights Dream
have been written By any hut an actor?
The players were a despised class in Bacon's
time. S~hakspere never mentions them but
ia a most kind and loving way. Had
Lord Bacon or any other lord written the
play they would have been discussed in
quite another way"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
This is about the situation.

II REALLY is not clear why Mr.. For
AKER should be elected in Ohio this fall.
There is really no apparent reason why the
Ohio Republican ticket should be elected
If anybody has made any argument on the
Republican side Getting forth why any in
telligent voter Who wants to discharge his
political duties conscientiOusly and prop.
erly should vote for Mr.. FORAKER we con-
fess we haven't heard oft. Mr.. FORAKER
himself is doing a great deal Of talking but
ever he has not advanced any SOLID sub
stantial reasons why anybody should vote
for him.
He has called President CLEVELAND a
dog and complained that Mrs. CLEVELAND
snubbed him in Philadelphia, and said
what he would do with rebel flags in GER
tain impossible contingencies, but nothing
that he hass said on these subjects affords the
slightest reason why Mr.. FORAKER should
be governor Of Ohio again, OF why anybody
should vote for him. Indeed, the popular
Judgment seems TO be that a nan who
goes abOut talking as Mr.. FORAKER does,
Boosting and calling other people dogs, isa
very common sort Of a ~demagogue, not hit
to hold any sort Of an office, much less to
be Governor of Ohio.
Nor does 1t appear that any of the able
statesmen who have come to the assistance
OF Mr.. FORAKER have been able 10 do any
better than Mr.. FORAKER has done.
They, too, have talked of rebel lags, the
wal and similar matters of ancient history
in a more or less uninteresting way and
pronounced eulogits on The bleSseduess of
q high tariff which Mr.. FORAKER couldn't
make higher or lower it he were elected
ten times Governor Of Ohio. But nobody
has said anything as to why Mr.. FORAKER
should be elected. True, Mr.. FORAKER
says in his message that he will make the
farmers pay more tax on their land il he is
elected, but, really, We fail to see that this
is any reason why the farmers OF Ohio
should vote tor Mr.. FORAKER
Indeed it will he pretty evident if For
AEER is elected that men and issues have
nothing to do with Ohio politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fol
children teething, is the prescription Of
oneoft the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
inealcuable. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
Tug in the bowels, and wind colo. BY
giving health 10 the child Is rests its
mother Price Csc a hattie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
TO revive its dropping appetite.

A PROMINENT Republican politician OF
Cincinnati: interviewed by 3 eOrreSpon-
dent of the New York Times takes q
gloomy view Of Republican prospects over
the river. The prominent Republican
says:
Down in Cincinnati things political are
in bad shape for us. The Republican leg
islatiye ticket is about as bad rs can be
one of the worst ever northumberland il
does not deserve to win. Then there is a
feeling Of Indifference about FOraker's ma
iority that bodies i'll. He hopes to get an
increased majority over that east for him
when he was last elected. Some OF the
Republicans who do not have 80 good an
opinion of Foraker as he has of himself are
inclined to clip his wings, and to do 1t by
letting Powell get the gOyernOrship.
But would not a defeat annoy Sher-
man, who made such an effort to get an in
dOrsement az Toledo"
mot much Sherman knows the State
will be Republican in q Presidential year,
and that he will be able to get the delega-
ton from his State to the National Con-
ycntion. He also knows that if FOraker Is
defeated, or elected by q reduced majority,
he will not be able TO cut any figure as
candidate for Vice President on the ticket
with Blaine. Sherman's friends have a
little reliance upon Foraker, but Foraker
cannot succeed without the support Of
Sherman's friends
This il abOut the situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

sustained the teachers in this Modification
the law. The colOred citizens propose to
bring suit and see if they cannot get their
rights.
Here is q very unhappy state Of affairs
indeed. What does FoRAKER propose to
do about ftp The Unframed Ohio Repub-
licau appears to be about as hard to handle
and to hold as the wild Southern ku-klux.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
PROPOSALS
CLERKS OFFICE,

CLERKS OFFICE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS COUNTY OF OHIo,
WHEELING, W. Va, oct. t, lSS7.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Wednesday, October II, 1887, at 9 O'Clock n.
III for the following:
For furnishing Nut and Mixed Coal, as may be
ordered by the OverSeers Of Poor, for North of
Wheeling Creek.
For furnishing Nut and Mixed Coal a. may be
ordered by the Overseers o; fOOr, for South OF
Wheeling Greek
For furnishing CofinS common staincd), that
may be ordered by the Overseers OfPoor or super
intendent of Infrmary. also price of hearSc,
hack. buggy and burial robes. Bidders must
specify price Of collins for persons over and M
der II years Of age.
For furnishing Medicines upon prescription az
County Physician for the several districts IN the
the district for which they bid.
All of the above bids To be- for the term OF one
% year from date of the signing of contract.
The Board reserves the right In reject any or
all bids. BY order Of Board.
oCsi CHAS G.. WOODS, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

Mr.. W. P. YICKERs, who has for the
past year or SC edited the Charleston, W..
Va, Star, has resigned that position to
take charge of the Putnam Democrat. Mr..
vICEERs IS an energetic young journalist.
His successor on the Star is Mr.. SILAs G..
CROUCH, a Charleston newspaper man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

We are indebted to Mr.. E. P. Rogers, of
2O2 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, for the boss
peach of the year. II was the product OF
his backyard farm, and measured nine and
three quarter inches in circumference each
way. Ii was of a noble yellow, and q rich,
Juicy and luscious quality. Would that
there were more citizens like Mr., Rogers!
He is an independent man, and votes the
Democratic ticket every time that 1t Is
right.
Is the above from the columns of the
BueEio,ra Builder? Or the Waybaek HOr'-
err Or the BugriHs HOra2 No, none Of
these, familiar as it may seem to the
readers OF those esteemed contemporaries.
No. II is from the editorial columns OF
the New York san! Verify, Mr.. DANA
should stick to his job OF encyclopedia
editor, OF else give his office cat something
to revive its dropping appetite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

IF ROBERT GARRETT has been insane
all this while, many things stand eI-
planned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
TNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
L County, tO-wit: In the Circuit Court of Ohio
County, West Virginia. October Rules, 1857.
Thomas Hughes 4 Co.
Y. Keepers and snothar

!" N:n ChanceIy.
J. V. Keepers and another.
The object of this suit is TO have a decree for
tbs payment of the sum of enc hundred dollars
with interest from August %, 1855, until raid,
which amount Is due by the defendant, J. V.
Keepers 70 the complainanLS, J. f Hughes and A.
N. Hamilton, as surviving partners Of the late
firm OF Thomas Hughes & Co, n to apply to
the payment OF the same q SUN Of money due
the said j. V. Keerers by the said Exchange
Bank. And il appearing from an affidavit fled
in the cause that the said J. V. Keepers is a nom
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, and she not
having been served with process in the cause, on
the motion Of compliments, by their solicitor,
this order of publication is entered agains. her,
and II Is ordered that the said defendant, J. v.
Keepers, be required 10 appear within one
month after the date of the first publication of
this order and do b is necessary to pro.ect
her interests. Ii is further ordered that This or
der be published and posted as required by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, CLERK of said Court,
az the Court House Of said county, this 4th day
of October, 1857, to-wit: October Rules. 1857.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October 5, 1881.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, Solicitor for Complainant
oc5cawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THyC,p.
j cult Court, entered o. the l0th day Of OCtot.t
lSS, 18th day Of January, lSS, and Rh day a,
March, lSs7, In the case Uf J H.. GoO!'s admin,
traitor ct al. vs. Mary n. Good Ct ais, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -. IsS;,
commencing al 10 O'Clock .. m. ! will Nil =,
public auction. ON the premises. sb0ul Elrytn
Acres OF the tract Of land known a. The "Repn,,
Coed Farm, +" situate near the National read. ty.
miles east OF the city OF Wheeling.
A plat has been made Of said land, and II uW
be sold In building lots II dcsirci by purchases
TERMS OF SALE-0neIhipi of the purcb,s.
money. ard as much more ~ IN purchaser NAV
elect TO pay, In cash, and the r,sidrc in i've
equal aunua instruments, with interest ,um M,
day OF sale. the purchaser giving persona, N,1
rity for the deferred paymcn's, and the title tn lr
retained until the payment 81 The puuhG,r
money In full. | =. JONfS,
Special Commissions.
] certify that ! ond has been given hy the sI.y.
named Special Commissioner ~ reYuinL by the
saii decree. JOHN ". MITCHELL.
sspSi CLERK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
Hem advertisements.

T osT-TwO COws-oNE DARK RED OR
brindle, eight years old, the other was a big
red cow with white back and belly, seven Yeas
old. Parties having information thereof will
leave It at JOHN H. KILLERS, at Bogg's Run.
oclIergQ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
ilE7--G|TY TAX NOTICE 1857

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,
PUBLIC BUILDING, WHEELING, Oct. II, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ city tax bills for 1897, are now ready, and
will be due Monday. November :, 1857.
Persons paying ALL their taxes on or before
the first day of December, 1887, will be entitled
to a discount of . per cent on city taxes. The
taxes on real estate will bear interest from De
cember l, 1857, at the rate of 10 per cent per an.
mum until paid. ; l. BRlCE,
oclleadq City Collector.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

M ANTED-A HOUSE CONTAINING FOUR
w or five rooms. Address N. c o." this
office. ocllr
TNOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED OR IN
II furnished rooms, with or without board, cor
ner of Fourteenth and Chapline streets. Oc9e&da
TIOR SALE LAW b NOKS - INCLUDING
II several copies of West Virginia Reports For
further information apply at this Office. sep 3h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
MILLER IL GUNDLlNG,

Guecesso, Of slxUEI KusLEsJ 1875 49,
NsPeet, manufacturer Of Tin and HestI 80
Iron Work They VIII esuy on tbs sys1,spf
manufacturing all kinds Of 49,
Mil and Dlas House work, Chim2eys, 49, -
Tanks, Lifetoats, Wrought Iron Ranges 81
EcApe Pipe. Inn and Tic Rocaig a,ss-
guaranteed 10 give safisfsctlon. kainsDsp
TeleDhOne connection -
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GEN
Came|sHair Underwear,
Warmer than Wool.
NO DYE.
Will not Shrink

We are the OriginatOrs aud remain
the only manufacturers of the GEM
Inc Goods called "'Camel's Hair" The
popularity OfOur fabrics has induced
many base limitations made Of Dyed
Wool, Hair, etc, and by "A different
process. To enable Consumers to pro-
tect themselves o imposition. we
have placed our Trade Mark on each
garment. Consumers will find these
goods pleasant 10 wear and beneficial
"a health, and will be well pnid for any
pains taken to secure the Genuine Ar
ticle.
DUNHAM HOSIERY co.
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Asu advertisements.

ENOR SALE-CHEAP SECONDHAND W
n right Tubular Boiler, 4 feet by Z feet 10
inches About i've years old, Address this
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IN PURSUANCE or A DECREE or TIE
J. Circuit Court Of Ohio county. ". Va enfnri
on the ID day Of June, iss7. In the case 81 oFIr
bay and other, against Brown and Others, tt'
UNDERSIGNED sn.rial Cnmmirxianef Will OH
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spesisi aysa ana, sSn1 as a. re9uirsd sy IA ds
cree. John VI. MITCHELL,
sep2ob Clart Of ssH Couft